OAMARU LOAN SUBSCRIBED
(Br Telesratjli—Pres» Arisociatlon' Oamaru, September 2. Of the Oamaru electricity loan of £30,000 at 5 per cent., with 1 per cent, sinking fund, £22,600 has been subscribed, the applications including one for £1i,500. No difficulty in floating the remainder before the money is actually required is anticipated. Mr. E. Hall, who has been an employee of Mr. T. J. Katlibone, sawmiller, Carterton, for a number of years, was on Tuesday afternoon presented with a pipe and tobacco pouch by the' employees and employer as -a token of esteem in leaving to follow farming pursuits. Tenders for inland mail services for' 1916 anil 1916-1918 are called for in this issue, and will -be received at the .several chief post offices in t'lio Dominion until September 80. "All. hands on deck! The ship's a wreck!" ; '. ; The anxious skipper roared; "Launch out the boats! While yet she floats, ■ ~ And pass i»me stores aboard—Yolio! Don't snip t&at drum'of ration rum! 'Twould make you mad, for sure; But save some space for a large-sized case Of-Woods' Great Pepermint Cure.— Advt.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2557, 3 September 1915, Page 9
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178OAMARU LOAN SUBSCRIBED Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2557, 3 September 1915, Page 9
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